A solicitor recently acted for the buyer of a house which had been built three years ago. The seller had bought the house from the developer when it was newly built. The client is worried because a very large crack has just occurred in the exterior wall of the house. She has asked her solicitor whether she would be able to claim under the NHBC 'Buildmark' scheme which was applied to the property when it was originally built.Which one of the following statements best describes the position of the buyer under the NHBC 'Buildmark' scheme?

A、She will have no claim as only the original buyer of a new property can claim under the scheme, not a subsequent owner of the property.
B、She will have no claim because the scheme covers major structural defects only for the first two years after the house was built.
C、She will have a claim provided the cover under the scheme was expressly assigned to her when she bought the property from the original buyer.
D、She will have no claim as the scheme covers only minor defects and repairs, but she may be entitled to reimbursement of her legal expenses.
E、She will have a claim because major structural defects are covered for the full ten years of the scheme and she is the current owner.